English Folk Chanteys With Pianoforte Accompaniment Introduction And Notes
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Sell me to a Yankee.
9. Sell me for the dollar, Great big Spanish dollar.
60 LVI. WONT YOU GO MY WAY.
SOLO.
CHORUS.
- :=t -gj- SOLO.
r= I met her in the morn - ing ; Won't you go my ^~ izi m -j, _ _^ u~ "^ way ?
3= [=ES MR= p m^ ^F E3^e= CHORUS.
ry 1 II (fp * ^ II met her in the morn - ing ; Won't you fj go my -Si-* way?
( ~$ ^ E~ j ^-j" \ JT " t ^ ci ' ^O g, _ fj. ^-j r WON'T YOU GO MY WAY.
2. In the morning bright and early.
3. O Julia, Anna, Maria.
4. I asked that girl to mairy.
5. She said ...she'd rather tarry.
6. Oh marry, never tarry.
LVII. WO, STORMALONG.
Soi. O.
CllOKI'S. A SOLO.
TT^ r" r
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sell me to a Yankee.
9. Sell me for the dollar, Great big Spanish dollar.
60 LVI. WONT YOU GO MY WAY.
SOLO.
CHORUS.
- :=t -gj- SOLO.
r= I met her in the morn - ing ; Won't you go my ^~ izi m -j, _ _^ u~ "^ way ?
3= [=ES MR= p m^ ^F E3^e= CHORUS.
ry 1 II (fp * ^ II met her in the morn - ing ; Won't you fj go my -Si-* way?
( ~$ ^ E~ j ^-j" \ JT " t ^ ci ' ^O g, _ fj. ^-j r WON'T YOU GO MY WAY.
2. In the morning bright and early.
3. O Julia, Anna, Maria.
4. I asked that girl to mairy.
5. She said ...she'd rather tarry.
6. Oh marry, never tarry.
LVII. WO, STORMALONG.
Soi. O.
CllOKI'S. A SOLO.
TT^ r" r
What to read after English Folk Chanteys With Pianoforte Accompaniment Introduction And Notes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cecil James Sharp to read onlineMoreLess
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